June 6th 2016, when we had the referendum, is a long time ago, I grant, and we've had a great deal of time since then to rehearse and re-rehearse the arguments, but still some people still don't grasp the essentials of the Leave or Remain cases. Take this ridiculous statement.
1) "they find themselves and their families (simply) poorer, those who voted to Leave will realise how they have been misled."
Well of course they will.
Those that voted Leave voted to maintain their prosperity. They, I hope, took the view that to Remain in the EU would lead to deterioration of the UK's levels of prosperity, making them poorer. The EU being nothing more than an exercise is redistribution - the transfer of jobs, money, industry from the UK (and a couple of other EU countries) to the less well-off countries like Greece, Poland, and the Baltic states to name a few.
The thing for Leave voters is they expect to be worse off for Remaining, that's why they voted to Leave.
Contrast that with how Leave Voters will feel after having voted to Leave, Parliament decides we'll Remain, and their fears about their prosperity is realised - Remaining will see an acceleration in the transfer of Wealth from the Rich EU countries to the Poor EU countries - that's the EU's raison-d'etre, get it.
The thing about the Leave Argument is that it is plainly about selfish reasons - not sharing.
The thing about the Remain Argument is that it is plainly about sharing - it is an argument that says the Poor of Greece should be at least as well off as the Poor of the UK, it is about transferring wealth to the Poor of Southern Europe, the Poor of Eastern Europe, and the Poor of the Baltic states. As well as opening the UK's doors to 2 million displaced persons milling around the mainland EU without a home.
Imagine how Remain voters will feel, should we Remain, and the EU encourage and fund the transfer of GM Car Production from Ellesmere Port to Ghadst, or Honda Car Production from Derby to Vilnius, or Nissan Car Production from Sunderland to Athens. The EU did this with Transit Van Production in Luton to Poland and Credit Suisse jobs in Canary Whalf to Dublin. Well they'll feel misled too, which demonstrates the ridiculousness of the statement above.